👉 Rhabdiopoeidae is a group consisting of small, slender, and often hollow-bodied animals that are typically found in freshwater habitats. These creatures are characterized by their elongated bodies, which can be up to 20% longer than the average body length, and their soft, flattened shells or gills. Rhabdiopoeidae are known for their ability to live in shallow waters, such as those found in rivers and streams, where they can swim efficiently without any
